JERUSALEM (AP) — The Trump administration’s decision to suspend USAID funds has disrupted hundreds of millions of dollars in aid contracts, forcing humanitarian organizations to front their own resources to maintain a delicate ceasefire, according to U.S. aid officials. The funding freeze puts at risk the incremental progress made by relief groups in easing Gaza’s humanitarian emergency during the ongoing Israel-Hamas truce. It may also jeopardize the ceasefire itself, which was brokered with